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Federal funds rate recently cut after a 17-year high. What does this mean for commercial real estate? In PREA's latest Quarterly Article, authors Susan Mello and Mitchell Resnick from Walker & Dunlop discuss how nonbank lenders have stepped in to fill the void left by banks. This means more flexible options for projects that are uncertain or higher-risk. Here is how this helps investors: - As banks tighten lending standards, a financing gap has emerged, allowing private capital to fund projects that might not meet underwriting standards. - More than $2.6 trillion in CRE loans are set to mature in the next 5 years, leading to increased refinancing needs in multifamily. - CRE debt offers compelling risk-adjusted yields, giving investors a more secure position within the capital stack. As the market adapts to this change, it is the perfect time for investors to explore these opportunities and position themselves for growth. Get the full story below. https://lnkd.in/dYGX3kP7 #PREA #RealEstateResearch #RealEstate #Research #IndustryLeaders #NewResearch #CRE

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As the commercial real estate market shows promising signs of recovery, it's essential to understand recent trends in finance to make informed decisions. A new article discusses the growing interest in alternative lending sources and unique debt solutions that are shaping the industry. Key Takeaways ?? 1. Banks are tightening their lending criteria, prompting borrowers to explore non-traditional sources such as private lenders. 2. Interest rates remain low, providing ample opportunities for investors and developers. 3. Flexible loan structures, like mezzanine loans, are gaining popularity. Stay ahead of the curve by staying informed about the latest trends in #commercialrealestatefinance. Let's engage in meaningful conversations and share valuable insights with each other! ?????? #commercialrealestate #alternativefinancing #debtstrategies #commercialmortgagebroker

As the commercial real estate market shows promising signs of recovery, it's essential to understand recent trends in finance to make informed decisions. A new article discusses the growing interest in alternative lending sources and unique debt solutions that are shaping the industry. Key Takeaways ?? 1. Banks are tightening their lending criteria, prompting borrowers to explore non-traditional sources such as private lenders. 2. Interest rates remain low, providing ample opportunities for investors and developers. 3. Flexible loan structures, like mezzanine loans, are gaining popularity. Stay ahead of the curve by staying informed about the latest trends in #commercialrealestatefinance. Let's engage in meaningful conversations and share valuable insights with each other! ?????? #commercialrealestate #alternativefinancing #debtstrategies #commercialmortgagebroker

[New White Paper] Rent Stabilized Multifamily properties are in trouble, and a crisis is brewing for lenders. Several regional banks beyond NYCB show hazardous levels of exposure, and refinancing options for current borrowers are scarce to non-existent. Maverick's new white paper has two dozen informative visualizations that illustrate the depth of this problem. Now available for download (no registration required) at https://lnkd.in/eXH3pAT5

Recent ICE data found strong home price growth in early 2024 increased mortgage-holder equity to a record $16.9 trillion in Q1. Join our upcoming webinar to learn how property valuation solutions can help you tap into the home equity lending market. https://lnkd.in/ghgf6rf5

Read about the widespread "extend-and-pretend" practices that could threaten $1.2 trillion in commercial real estate loans. From Federal Reserve warnings to massive portfolio losses, this analysis breaks down what developers and investors need to know about the changing landscape of real estate finance. Read on to discover strategic approaches for navigating this unprecedented market transformation. https://lnkd.in/etYiwTvF

Interest rates are on the rise and commercial real estate investors are feeling the impact ??. A recent article in Commercial Observer examines the changing landscape of commercial real estate finance, as interest rates continue to climb and produce new challenges for borrowers and lenders alike. The key takeaway: adaptability will be crucial moving forward. In this new financial climate, commercial property investors must explore alternative financing options and consider adjusting their strategy to maintain growth and remain competitive. Lenders, on the other hand, need to respond by increasingly offering flexible loan products to suit these emerging needs. Are you prepared to navigate the shifting tide of commercial real estate finance? Stay informed and share your thoughts in the comments below. #CommercialRealEstate #InterestRates #CommercialMortgageBroker #PropertyInvestment

Is there a commercial real estate crash coming? We as “advisors” to our clients have a great opportunity. $517,000,000 in unrealized losses hits US banking systems as FDIC warns 63 lenders on brink of insolvency. US banks hold about $2.7 trillion in commercial real estate loans. 80%, according the Goldman Sachs economists, is held by smaller, regional banks. More than $2.3 trillion will come due between now and the end of 2027. US banks could get slammed with another $160 billion in losses as commercial real estate faces its biggest crash since 2008. About 14% of all commercial real estate loans and 44% of loans on office buildings appear to be in “negative equity” Franzen ??

Where will interest rates be at the end of the year? The truth is... nobody knows. Some sources predict a few points lower, some expect it to flat line, and others even say it may go up. We all understand that this is an unknown. With over $900 Billion of Commercial Real Estate loans set to mature in 2024, real estate deals will continue to come available, and investors will continue to buy them, regardless of what the interest rates are. The key is to make wise choices for financing your deal and stay reasonable when underwriting. Don't wait for interest rates to fall to get into a real estate deal. Lowering interest rates can correlate to a faster increase in property valuations... which can mean higher investor returns. Maybe you have a crystal ball. Where do you think the interest rates will be by the end of the year? Want to know some other reasons I am not waiting for interest rates to fall to invest? Let's connect!